Where:

Brevard, NC (address given upon registration)

When:

Announcing dates for fall of 2025 soon!

Key Skills Covered:

*Learn how to properly build fires for warmth, cooking, and signaling

*Create expedient shelters with minimal equipment

*Locate, collect, treat, and carry water

*Use survival equipment correctly and efficiently

*Construct cordage, tie knots, and lash tripods

*Push yourself beyond your comfort zone to become more capable

*Conversations around leadership and education for life

*Create camping tools & traditional bushcraft skills

*Primitive cooking skills

Lodging:

We have a minimally furnished cabin on-site with running water and bathrooms. Participants will have the option of sleeping in the cabin or outdoors. Participants must bring their own sleeping bags and camping gear.

A note from Kevin:

"The packing list for the Apogee survival course is very minimal other than what you would normally take for car camping. In other words, in addition to a 20 degree sleeping bag, sleeping pad, and tent/hammock/tarp, all you really need to train are the following. 

Minimum requirements:

*Sturdy Knife (Mora Companion HD or equivalent)

*Fire Steel (Exotac FireROD or equivalent)

*Canteen/bottle with nesting cup

*100' 550 Paracord

*Small tarp or poncho (to create shelters)

*Headlamp (for moving around at night)

*Suitable clothing for any weather encountered

*Snacks for the day

Nice to have:

*Folding Saw

*Stadium seat pad

*Work gloves

*Note pad and pen 

*Cast iron pan (for making camp bread called Bannock)

Students are responsible for meals but are also welcome to try what the instructors prepare. I will bring additional gear students will utilize not listed here. The course is designed to teach students to do more with less and become resourceful with limited resources. We'd rather students determine what they need at the course to purchase afterwards than have them spend more on gear that won't be used. I am excited to train with you!"

-Kevin Estela

Questions?

info@apogeetriangle.org